by sudakura | 8th December 2011 | iOS, iPad, iPhone, iPod, Mobile, Windows Phone
Whoa. Here’s something I didn’t think I’d be saying this morning: Microsoft is killin’ it this week. In the past 48 hours, they’ve launched a massively overhauled interface for the Xbox 360, released a much improved Netflix 360 app, and debuted an app that lets you...
by CamMob | 25th November 2011 | Android
Here it is. The Samsung Galaxy Nexus. The new high watermark for Android phones, or it least that’s what Google intended. It runs the all new Android 4.0, “Ice Cream Sandwich”: is it a revolution, or is the Samsung Galaxy S2 still the real Android smartphone to beat?...
by CamMob | 25th November 2011 | Apple, iPhone
–TOI Tech iPhone 4S, Apple’s first iPhone launch under the stewardship of new CEO Tim Cook recorded a three-day sales tally that doubled that of its predecessor iPhone 4. Together with iOS 5 and iCloud, Apple claims iPhone 4S is the best iPhone ever in...
by CamMob | 24th November 2011 | Mobile Web
Networks have started capping data as they run out of capacity – but their policies are far from transparent for consumers. Demand for mobile web apps such as the BBC iPlayer is driving networks to withdraw their “unlimited” data deals. Photograph: Michael...
by CamMob | 24th November 2011 | iPhone, Mobile
Metrico Wireless tested iPhone 4S network performance for Verizon, AT&T and Sprint. (WIRED) — The iPhone 4S is available on three major carriers, leaving potential buyers to wonder whether AT&T, Verizon or Sprint is the better network choice....
